Further arrest over break-in and paint spraying
One person was arrested for a break in the shelf Brize Norton, where two more military aircraft was damaged.
A 22 -year -old man, a non -fixed residential man, was arrested in Bedford on Friday due to the suspicion of the Commission, the preparation or encouraging of terrorist acts.
The incident in June was sprayed on the Oxfordshire air base and sprayed two shelves on Voyager planes and caused £ 7 million damage. The Palestinian action, which has been banned by the government since then, said it was behind the incident.
The arrest will be made to enter by the Anti -Terrorist Police. Four people were later accused and detained.
Amy Gardiner-Gibson, 29, Jony Cink, 24, Daniel Jeronymidites-Norie, 35 and 22-year-old Lewie Chiaramello Criminal was accused of conspiracy to cause damageAnd at the beginning of July, the conspiracy of knowingly entering a forbidden place for a prejudiced purpose for England’s security or interests.
A 41 -year -old woman who was previously arrested by the incident was released on bail until September 19, and another man was released free of charge.
The Break -IN shots that took place in June showed two people under the cover of the darkness in the shelf Brize Norton. It can be seen that the paint is sprayed on the jet motor while riding on a scooter up to a journey and before boarding.
Palestinian Action, which publishes online images online, said that activists also use Levay bars to damage planes.
The activists could enter and exit the unidentified air base, led the government to the government. Order to review the security of all UK military bases.
At the same time, he filed a lawsuit for the prohibition of Palestinian action in front of the parliament, that is, he was accepted as a terrorist organization. The membership of the group and the support of it are now criminal offenses.
In response to the Palestinian action, where hundreds of people were arrested for supporting the banned group, weekly protests in the UK was in the UK. Critics accuse the government of abuse of terror legislation directly to restrict an action group.
The Palestinian action has mainly engaged in activities aimed at arms companies since the beginning of the current war in Gaza.
On Wednesday, a legal challenge was allowed against the bans of the Palestinian Action in November.
